The Food Depot in Moncton has worked for more than a year now on a food recovery program, collecting food from grocery stores that's at or near its best before date. But executive director Chantal Senecal said a lot of food still ends up as waste because it can't be processed quickly enough. That's where the Adam O'Brien with the Medavie Community Kitchen comes in.

For many university students, working in poor and developing countries during the summer can be a rewarding experience. It forces them to question the values and affluence they were raised in. But how do you rationalize the values you learned abroad with the realities of your Canadian life? St. Thomas University journalism student Isabelle Leger went to find out, when a good friend returned a changed person from a trip to Nepal.

Les Eloizes will celebrate it's 20th anniversary next week in Edmundston, with events planned from May 2 to 6. But for a couple of artists, including visual artist Vicky Lentz, the event is already underway with an artist residenc .

Fredericton folk-rock band the Falling Leaves are releasing their debut album, Unfurl. Singer and songwriter Alex Green and violinist Patrick Gushue shared their thoughts on creating the six-piece band.

Staff at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute just returned a Common Loon to the wild after it recovered from a road collision. Director Pam Novak said the birds are adapted to swimming under water but cannot move very well on land, which means they often end up stuck when they find themselves on a road by accident.

Maxim Corre wanted to find out more about the culture of Canada's Indigenous people. When asked who he should talk to after arriving at St. Thomas University from his native France, people told him about Maggie Paul. The St. Mary's elder has travelled around the world to share Maliseet and Passamaquoddy culture. She's also a sweat lodge keeper, and continues to perform and record traditional songs.

To say it was a huge night for Edmundston hockey fans is putting it mildly! The Blizzard won it all in Yarmouth on Tuesday night, making them the MHL champions. It's a huge accomplishment for the first-time time, said president Andrew Lebel.

Sometimes, all the best security precautions are not enough when it comes to others harvesting personal information off social media platforms like Facebook. St Thomas University journalism student Allison Roy tells the story of a friend, who fell victim to identify theft - and the perpetrator was someone in her family.

The community of Hoyt is coming together to help clean up a farmer's fields, after they were severely damaged by flooding earlier this year. Debbie McCann is the organizer of the clean-up. She said she's never seen the fields look so ravaged.

You can take the boy out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the boy. Journalism student Nate Leger tells the story of one rural New Brunswick who gets recruited to go on a mission to Haiti.